While in many parts of the world the weather is starting to turn cold and people are looking for their winter coats, the opposite is happening in Buenos Aires. Now that spring arrives, many flock to the Argentine capital to enjoy the wonderful clime. With the...
It is surprising how fast-paced modern cities, such as Buenos Aires, can still maintain small pockets of peace and spirituality where you can take a breather to de-stress and continue to enjoy the dynamic pace of this thriving urban center. This is precisely what happens...
They say that the neighborhood of La Boca in Buenos Aires gives off an unmistakable aroma of sexy stilettos, dangerously short skirts and hair gel in abundance. And apart from housing the mythical La Bombonera stadium of the Boca Juniors Club, this colorful neighborhood is...
Budget-minded culture vultures in and around Argentina's capital are greatly looking forward to this fall's Noche de los Museos de Buenos Aires, one Saturday evening every year for the last 14 years when hundreds of cultural institutions keep their doors open into the wee hours amid a...
Planning by any chance to be in Argentina's capital in late April? There's an extra dose of lights, camera, action in town the last 11 days of the month, as the 19th annual BAFICI (International Independent Film Festival) lights up screens and event spaces around town. There were...
The summer in Buenos Aires starts on 21st December, and when the good weather comes, the attractive capital will shake off the lethargy and will be filled with festivals and events to rise to the occasion. The lowdown for the following year in Buenos Aires 1_Rock BA. 4 days of...
We're taking you by the hand round one of the best young districts in Buenos Aires: San Telmo… We are offering you a blind date with magic ...
Perhaps you’ve heard of “dark restaurants”, where the whole point is enhacing your non-sight senses by dining in blackness? Well, let us introduce you to the world’s thus far only “dark theatre”, the Teatro Ciego http://www.teatrociego.org/ in Buenos Aires’ Abasto district (Calle Zelaya 3006), where...
Who was going to imagine that you could back to the golden era of the tango, that is to say the 1940's, just by going up some stairs? That's what happens if you go to the street named calle Almagro in Buenos Aires and take the way up...
